When Stephen N. Zack becomes president of the American Bar Association on Aug. 10, he will be the fifth UF law school grad to do so.
UF had a successful outing at its first-ever Solar Decathlon.
Senators wanted to make sure they have a voice in Gainesville politics during Tuesday night’s meeting.
When the Netherlands and Spain face off in the 2010 FIFA World Cup Final on Sunday, students will be able to watch the match either on or off campus.
Students on campus for summer are the first to benefit from UF’s new Counseling and Wellness Center’s services.
While freshmen are still adjusting to campus life during Summer B, some UF members are already searching for ways to welcome back alumni and recognize seasoned Gators.
Most Summer B online courses and all fall online courses will be hosted on Sakai, UF’s new course-management system.
Freshmen who've come to UF during Summer B will get a glimpse of the artistic and cultural experiences at the university.
UF students can now have free Internet with their grande, triple-espresso, non-fat, extra hot chai tea lattes when they go to an off-campus Starbucks.
UF lightning researchers recently received a $9.8-million federal grant to hire graduate and undergraduate students, as well as purchase new equipment.
Come August, journalism students will have another reason to be familiar with their college besides grades.
Student Body President Ashton Charles has finished her nominations for the last empty Student Government cabinet seats.
Miles Doran, a recent UF graduate, won the Hearst National Television Broadcast News Championship and a $5,000 prize in New York City June 11.
Florida is the second-ranked athletic program in the nation, according to the final standings for the Learfield Sports Directors' Cup.
Shuttles providing transportation to and from Florida football games will have a new look this year when private bus company Fabulous Coach Lines takes over for the federally funded Gator Aider.
Smoke ‘em if you've got ‘em Gators, because in a couple of days, tobacco on campus will be a thing of the past.
On his way to a campaign event in Tallahassee, United States Senate hopeful Marco Rubio stopped to speak to about 50 supporters on Tuesday afternoon at the Swamp Restaurant on
Santa Fe College had a busy day Tuesday, announcing tuition increases and professor pay raises, and receiving a $1.67 million grant for additions to a science facility.
Dirt came to Gainesville to meet up with a friend. When he went to his friend’s house, he found out the friend was arrested for murder. It wasn’t the first time.
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